Help with id

[Yascin]

I find these 2 tings on my last trip.
Metal piece with pattern.
A funny looking stone

 

[Gopher John]

I am thinking parts of a toy doll.

 

[Darkflight]

Similar to "apache tears" they can come in globs .

The metal piece-I'd guess a broche...Looks native or homemade.

 

[Kossie]

The left one is flint in it's original appearance with some limestone still attached. Flint was formed in shallow tropical seas. Silica spikes of sea-urchins leached in to a limestone seabed were it accreted in the burrows of crabs, shrimps and other burrowers. Sometimes scrap marks of the burrower can be discerned. Flint was used to make stone tools.

 

[1859large]

I agree, the foot shaped thing is a piece of flint. Although this is not native to where I live we find pieces of it on beaches where wharves once stood. They may have come in a ballast on old sailing ships, possibly centuries ago. The broken surface looks like the edge of broken glass - that is one clue. The shape is another.

Not a clue what the other is. Likely some cast iron object.

 

[ACEinOZ]

I think the "metal piece with pattern" may be the remains of an old "clicker" (a toy that made a clicking noise when pressed). They were often made to resemble a frog, and from metal more substantial than just pressed tin (no pun intended) like the more recent ones.

Click here

 

[Fabio]

You know, I just found something similar to the piece on the left, last Saturday.